Re: computer/vulnerability database

["James Bensley" <jwbensley () gmail com>]

I don't like to tell anybody this because I'm slightly ashamed but I
use Microsoft (thats right I said it!) Access Database's because they
are a stand alone database that I can take round on my usb pen, go to
a PC, do a little vulnerability test on it, open the access database
and add the results and then on to the next workstation and it has
built in basic reporting!

2009/1/9 Shenk, Jerry A <jshenk () decommunications com>:
> Does anybody have any thoughts about a database for an audit to contain
> current vulnerability issues and subsequent updates?
>
> I imagine that it should have at least two tables - one table for
> computers and another table for vulnerabilities.  Obviously, each
> computer can have multiple vulnerabilities and it would be nice to be
> able to generate a report for each vulnerability.  I also think it would
> be good to have the ability to note when vulnerabilities are resolved as
> an additional note.
>
>
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